Proposes a three-electron hybrid qubit in a silicon double quantum dot. The two logical states share and but differ in the singlet-versus-triplet character of the doubly occupied dot.

Key Results

  • Defines the logical singlet/triplet-coupled spin basis for three electrons in two dots.
  • Shows how electrical control of singlet-triplet splittings and interdot tunnel coupling can implement fast gates.
  • Establishes the double-dot architecture as a compact alternative to a three-dot exchange-only encoding.